Residential EV Chargers

AC Home Charging Solutions for Wholesale, OEM and Residential Projects

Residential EV chargers provide AC charging for electric vehicles in private homes, garages, driveways, carports and designated residential parking facilities.
For importers, distributors, electrical contractors, property developers and energy solution providers, choosing the right charger means matching power output, electrical supply, vehicle compatibility, installation requirements and local compliance standards.
Available configurations may include 7.2 kW, 11 kW and 22 kW AC chargers, with wall-mounted or pedestal-mounted installation options. Smart charging, access control and energy management functions depend on the selected model.

Residential EV Charger Range

Charging Power Options
7.2 kW Single-Phase Chargers
Designed for compatible single-phase residential electrical supplies. Actual charging power depends on the supply voltage, available circuit capacity, charger settings and vehicle onboard charger (OBC).
11 kW Three-Phase Chargers
Suitable for compatible three-phase installations using a typical 400 V supply at 16 A per phase.
22 kW Three-Phase Chargers
Designed for compatible three-phase installations using a typical 400 V supply at 32 A per phase. The vehicle's onboard charger and available electrical capacity determine the achievable charging rate.

Installation Configurations
Wall-Mounted Chargers
Space-efficient installations for garages, exterior walls and covered parking areas.
Pedestal-Mounted Chargers
Freestanding options for driveways, private parking spaces and designated residential developments, subject to site and foundation requirements.

Technical Specifications

Typical Residential AC Charger Configurations

Specification	Typical Options
Product Type	Residential AC EV Charger
Rated Power	7.2 kW / 11 kW / 22 kW
Electrical Supply	Single-phase or three-phase, depending on model
Typical Rated Voltage	230 V AC single-phase / 400 V AC three-phase
Typical Rated Current	32 A single-phase / 16 A or 32 A three-phase
Vehicle Connector	Type 1 (SAE J1772) or Type 2 (IEC 62196-2), depending on model
Cable / Socket	Tethered cable or compatible charging socket
Mounting	Wall-mounted or pedestal-mounted
Enclosure Protection	Model-specific IP rating
Connectivity	Available options may include Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth or 4G
Charging Management	Model-dependent app control, RFID, OCPP and energy management
Safety Protection	Protection functions and RCD configuration depend on model
Compliance	Applicable standards and documentation depend on model and destination market

Key Selection Considerations
Electrical Supply and Vehicle Compatibility
Match the charger's phase configuration and rated current to the available electrical supply. Maximum charging power is also limited by the vehicle's onboard charger.
Connector and Cable Configuration
Select Type 1 or Type 2 according to the target market and vehicle interface. Confirm cable length, socket configuration and installation requirements before ordering.
Smart Charging and Energy Management
Where supported, app control, dynamic load management, solar charging and backend connectivity can be specified according to project requirements.

Smart Features and Residential Applications

Smart Charging Functions
Dynamic Load Management
Compatible systems adjust charging power according to measured household electricity demand and configured electrical limits. Meter, communication and system compatibility must be confirmed.
Solar-Integrated Charging
Compatible configurations can coordinate charging with available photovoltaic energy. Actual operation depends on supported hardware, communication interfaces and system configuration.
User Authentication and Monitoring
Depending on the model, access options may include RFID cards, mobile applications or plug-and-charge operation. Confirm the required communication protocols and backend compatibility.
OCPP Backend Integration
Models supporting OCPP can connect to compatible charge point management systems for functions such as remote monitoring, session management and billing. Confirm the supported OCPP version and required backend features.

Target Applications
Private Homes and Garages
Home charging for single-family residences, with installation and charging schedules tailored to household requirements.
Driveways and Carports
Residential outdoor charging, subject to the model's verified environmental rating and installation instructions.
Residential Developments
Standardized charger configurations for housing projects, villas and property developments requiring consistent equipment specifications.
Multi-Family Parking Facilities
Shared charging installations where access management, charging records and backend integration may be required.
Solar-Integrated Homes
Charging systems designed to work with compatible residential solar installations and energy management equipment.

Manufacturing and Quality Control

Production Process and Inspection
Incoming Component Inspection
Components are checked against approved specifications and incoming inspection criteria, where applicable to the production process.
Assembly Process Control
Assembly procedures, electrical connections and model configurations should be verified against approved production documentation.
Electrical Safety and Functional Testing
Testing may cover protective earth continuity, insulation performance, functional operation and configured safety protection. The actual test scope depends on the model and documented inspection procedure.
Final Inspection and Traceability
Final checks should verify product configuration, labels, accessories and packaging. Batch identification and inspection records should be maintained according to the applicable quality procedures.

Quality Documentation
Available documents should be confirmed for the specific model and order. Depending on the product and market, these may include:
Product datasheets and installation manuals
Applicable electrical safety and functional test reports
Relevant conformity declarations and certification documents
Model identification and batch inspection records
Approved packaging, labeling and customization specifications
Any claimed certification, test method or quality management system should be supported by valid documentation.

OEM / ODM and Private Label Solutions

Customization Options
Branding and Product Appearance
Subject to model feasibility, customization may include logos, enclosure colors, front panel graphics and status indicator configurations.
Cable and Connector Configuration
Specify the required connector standard, tethered cable or socket arrangement, cable length and market-specific configuration.
Packaging and Documentation
Private-label projects may include customized packaging, product labels, installation manuals and multilingual user documentation.
Software and Connectivity
Where supported by the platform, customization may cover application branding, configuration interfaces and OCPP backend settings. Custom software development and integration require separate technical assessment.

OEM / ODM Workflow
Step 1: Requirements Confirmation
Confirm the target market, electrical specifications, connector, required features and compliance requirements.
Step 2: Sample and Technical Approval
Review the sample, product configuration, labels and documentation before mass production.
Step 3: Compliance and Production Preparation
Verify the applicable regulatory requirements and approve the production specification and inspection criteria.
Step 4: Mass Production and Shipment
Proceed according to the approved specifications, confirmed order schedule and agreed inspection requirements.
MOQ, tooling costs, sample lead time and production lead time depend on the selected model, order volume and customization scope.

Bulk Procurement and Ordering

Support for Wholesale and Project Orders

Product Selection

Identify suitable models according to power rating, electrical supply, connector standard, installation type and required smart functions.

Pre-Production Approval

Confirm the technical datasheet, branding artwork, product labels, packaging and inspection requirements before production.

Export and Logistics

Shipping arrangements, packaging specifications, shipping marks and export documentation can be confirmed according to the order and destination.

Warranty and After-Sales Support

Warranty coverage, spare parts availability, technical assistance and service terms should be confirmed in the quotation or supply agreement.

FAQ

Q: Which residential EV charger power rating should I choose?

A: A 7.2 kW single-phase charger may suit compatible residential supplies, while 11 kW and 22 kW chargers require compatible three-phase installations. The vehicle's onboard charger and available electrical capacity also affect charging speed. Confirm local supply conditions before selecting a model.

Q: Are Type 1 and Type 2 connectors available?

A: Connector availability depends on the product configuration. Type 1 and Type 2 should be selected according to the target market, vehicle interface and applicable requirements.

Q: Do the chargers support OCPP and solar charging?

A: These functions depend on the selected model. Confirm the supported OCPP version, backend compatibility, solar communication interfaces and required energy management equipment before ordering.

Q: What electrical protection is required?

A: Protection functions and residual current detection configurations vary by model. The required upstream RCD and circuit protection must be determined according to the product design, installation instructions and applicable local electrical regulations.

Q: What compliance documents can be provided?

A: Available documents depend on the model and destination market. Buyers should specify their required standards and regulatory documentation so the relevant certificates, test reports and conformity declarations can be checked before purchase.

Q: What are the MOQ and lead time for OEM orders?

A: MOQ, sample availability and production lead time depend on the selected model, order quantity and customization requirements. Confirm these details, together with warranty terms and packaging specifications, when requesting a quotation.

Request a Residential EV Charger Quotation

To help evaluate suitable models and prepare an accurate quotation, please provide the following information:
Target Market: Destination country and applicable compliance requirements.
Power Requirements: 7.2 kW, 11 kW or 22 kW, including the available electrical supply.
Connector Configuration: Type 1 or Type 2, with tethered cable or socket requirements.
Installation Type: Wall-mounted or pedestal-mounted.
Smart Features: App control, RFID, OCPP, dynamic load management or solar charging, as required.
Order Quantity: Initial order volume and estimated annual demand.
OEM / ODM Requirements: Branding, packaging, manuals and software customization.
Delivery Schedule: Target sample date and required shipment date.
Submit your RFQ to review suitable product configurations, available technical documentation, sample options, customization feasibility, MOQ and lead time for your target market.